EBC S9 Kits Yellowstuff Pads and USR Rotors

EBC S9 Kits Yellowstuff Pads and USR Rotors

Marsoni

M251S

$217.53

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EBC S9 Kits Yellowstuff Pads and USR RotorsSKU: S9KR1071 EBC Brakes S9KR1071 Rear S9 Kits Yellowstuff Pads and USR Rotors 2001 2006 BMW 330Ci 330i 330xi EBC Brakes S9KR1071 delivers a complete rear brake kit with Yellowstuff high friction pads and USR fine slotted rotors for 2001 2006 BMW 330Ci Base 330i Base 330xi Base plus compatible 325 models. This kit saves 15% compared to buying pads and rotors separately and includes caliper lube for easy setup. Expect maximum brake effect with reduced

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This trimmer really looks nice and it comes with some great attachments but what I found is that if you're going to switch from the line attachment to the little plastic attachment you have to sit somewhere where you can lay the item down because you have to unscrew one to put on the other. There is no way to easily switch from line trimming to attachment trimming without using the device that unhooks the screw. In my opinion that is really a detriment to the beauty of the overall working of this item the weight of it is good, it cuts good it automatically feeds the line out the color is nice and the price is great but then you have the issue of changing the line back and forth if this was improved I think I would definitely give it five stars I'm sorry but improvements need to be made.

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Reviewed in the United States on August 14, 2025

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PJ re girl

Omaha, US

★★★★★ 5

This can do some cutting

So glad I purchased this for cutting thin annoying vines and really tall weeds. The resin blades have held up to cutting 1/2" stemmed vines, weeds, and tall johnson grass out on the farm. Have not had to change out the first set and it comes with 3 sets of blades, plus an allen wrench for changing out the rotating head to a wire weedeater. Very happy overall. Too, it is not heavy at all, and noticed the battery lasts longer compared to using the B&D 20v line weedeater .

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Reviewed in the United States on June 11, 2025

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Kenney Jackson

Boise, US

★★★★★ 5

Very nice for the price

They’ve thought of everything for this. Easily switch heads. Easily change from trimming to edging. The line auto advances keeping you going when many others make you stop and make adjustments.

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Reviewed in the United States on December 8, 2025

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PMShaw

Los Angeles, US

★★★★★ 2

Faulty Trigger

This was the 3rd of 4 B & D Weed Trimmer's I have purchased in the past 4 months. My first B & D Weed Trimmer was purchased 3 years ago. The Trigger finally gave out. Every B & D Weed Trimmer has had a faulty trigger. They give out just past the 30 day return window - trying to get B & D to cover it on their warranty website is ridiculous! No one at Amazon knows anything either. So you either buy another or go to Ryobi...because you cant find any decent replacement blades for it either.

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Reviewed in the United States on August 29, 2025